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Tariffs could alter packaging mix, Coca-Cola says

  • President Donald Trump announced 25% tariffs on aluminum and steel imports, effective March 12, which may raise costs for U.S. Can manufacturers and consumers.
  • Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey stated that the company might adjust its packaging mix, possibly using more PET bottles due to rising aluminum costs.
  • Coca-Cola reported strong fourth-quarter performance, with increased earnings driven by price hikes on its beverages, including Coca-Cola Zero Sugar.
  • Coca-Cola plans to adjust its packaging strategy to manage costs while continuing to pursue its recycling goals, aiming for 30-35% recycled plastic usage by 2035.
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The US SunThe US Sun

Coca-Cola CEO warns customers over major change to its bottle as fears grow

THE CEO of Coca-Cola has warned consumers about a potential packaging change soon. It would come as a response to the tariff policies implemented by President Donald Trump recently. Getty Images - GettyCoca-Cola CEO James Quincey (pictured) has revealed a possible change for the company this year[/caption] Customers could be seeing more plastic bottles (stock image)Getty Images - Getty One of those policies includes a whopping 25% tariff on alum…

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Coca-Cola hints that it’ll use more plastic bottles because of Trump’s aluminum tariffs

Around a quarter of Coke’s drinks were sold in aluminum and steel containers as of 2023....

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The New York LedgerThe New York Ledger

Coca-Cola may shift toward more plastic bottles under Trump aluminum tariffs: CEO

President Donald Trump might feel the impact of one of his own tariff policies, as his beloved Diet Coke could soon be much harder to get in a can. During an earnings call, Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey said the company may have to put more "emphasis" on plastic bottles in the wake of President Trump’s 25% tariff on aluminum imports."If one package suffers some increase in input costs, we continue to have other packaging offerings that will allow …

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Coca-Cola is bringing back a classic to cope with Trump tariffs

Coca-Cola is considering a return to plastic bottles as it grapples with rising aluminum costs from President Donald Trump’s import tariffs.Read more...

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Tariffs could alter packaging mix, Coca-Cola says

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Coca-Cola earnings pop but CEO says Trump aluminum tariffs could spark plastic surge

James Quincey told investors that Coca-Cola could pivot to more plastic packaging if aluminum prices surge due to Trump's 25% import tax on steel and aluminum.

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Fortune broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, February 12, 2025.
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